Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post
Originally Posted by MaxPen View Post
I'm not understanding this 150 sessions of VP for +375k. Obviously all sessions are not winning. Session win goal is 2500. There would have to be a hell of alot of sessions played to net 375k out, I'd imagine. Since the starting bankroll was 57k or whatever and never got depleted then I guess the claim is there never was never a losing session? What am I missing? Not that it matters.
For those 4 years I played probably a little more that 150 of my SPS sessions having nothing to do with the DU glitch, but not many more. So we use 150.

My session br was $57,200, but my overall gambling bankroll for my quest was 3X that figure. Naturally I had some losing sessions, but because of the strategy's structure where you go up and down in denominations and have multiple 40+ credit cash outs in different denoms along the way--and the fact that if I played thru the $100 level without hitting my $2500 min. win goal I'd quit and go home losing whatever amount--I never had a session where I lost $57,200 ($33k was the largest as I said).

What most people miss is that SOME sessions end with a very large net win, far more than the $2500 goal, because of some lucky Aces or royal hit or whatever at a hi limit. Most sessions do end up winning between $2500 and $3500, but it's the larger ones that mitigate all of the losing ones.

I know this flies in the face of standard math, which says no "system or distribution of wins can overcome negative expectation games" etc. But we're talking about a very small % here, vs. using a comparatively large bankroll to reach a 5% win....each and every session. And in sessions that have at least an 80% or better chance of winning, attaining +$375k in 150+ sessions is not far fetched.
First of all- one has to PLAY the strategy. It can be mentally tiring and can take some time on some days. Quads or whatever don't always come quickly. And before anyone gets started, I don't play the higher denominations-in fact I like the other strategies for my play. So no, I'm not a millionaire.